jlab17

If the control pod didn't fix the problem, it sounds like a problem with the sound board inside the sub

So is there an easy fix for this then? My speakers had this problem, mysteriously went away and now its back. I fixed it the first time by just squishing the left channel wires into the clips and I guess a connection was made, but now thats not helping

So I fixed my wire that comes from my control pod to the audio source, but i forgot the aux input boosts the signal. I used a wire which i knows works and only the left has audio, and there is no sound from sub. It works perfectly if I don't use the aux input. I have a new DIN plug, so i am wondering if i can fix this myself, like maybe its something with the connectors in the aux input?

It might be a problem with the control pod, the connecter to the sub. I've never heard of this problem but the control pod would be my first guess

Oops, didn't see Tyler already found the solution. Just disregard this message.

I agree. I'm just dont have access to solder right now so twisting wires is the best option i have right now. I know its not good in electric conductivity becuase i also fold the wire back on itself, but I really don't notice the difference

i had the same problem, try checking out my post on how i fixed it

Other people might have of thought it was a control pod problem because they read it all over the internet, but when they send it in it might be something else

Hey gary, are you using the same control pod for all of the systems? If so it seems like a control pod problem. Oh yeah, Mister Clean, I dont appreciate you advertising in my post, you can make your own topic explaining your practice and everything

I got a new control pod wire ( the one that connects to the sub). I replaced that for the wire which was defective. However, the wire they give you that comes out of the control pod and goes to the sound source had a problem with it. So i started using the Auxilary input, there are two inputs on the side of the control pod, one is headphones, one is aux input. I bought a wire from radio shack and that worked alright for a couple days, then I go my problem. Soon, it stopped working at all. So i resorted to the defective wire that came with the control pod and was connected to it. I realized it worked when i twisted it a certain way so I realized there was a problem inside the green casing. Piece by piece i took of the green casing ( i just used plyers to break a small piece off at a time). I reconnected all of the wires and it worked fine, however I had no soldering gun so taking it apart didnt work. Instead, I cut the radioshack wire, about 7 inches from the plug and cut the wire from the control pod . Then i stripped all of the wires and connected the red wire to the black wire, white to white, and the center wire (its not encased in anything) to each other. Now I have a working system. So thats what i did to fix my problem. I don't think you can replace the wire from the control pod that has the plug, like you can the one that goes to the sub. So this should be your last resort. Before you try this you should try everypossible cominbation of wires, slots, and speakers. Hope this helps! So heres what happened in my situation: My Aux input receiever ( whatever you want to call it) the thing inside the control pod was no functioning properly. My cord that was connected to the conrol pod that plugs into the headphone jack on the divice was broken as well. My solution: cut the bad wire, cut a good wire and put them together. -Go ASU[6]

what with all of the klipsch bashing? I figured out my problem. Its the audio wire. There were intial problems with it so i turned to a aux input and then i got my problem. I took apart the green plastic casing and reconnected and re sodered the wires and now it works like a champ. Try changing control pod or use an aux wire input, or if you do use a better one. Its better than sending the unit in for repair

so i got a fixed control pod, that fixed issues of both speakers not working sometimes. now the left speaker only works when it wants to. I opened up the control and sub and cleaned everything and removed all connections/fuses then reinserted them. That worked, but that was last week and now i have this problem again. What should i do?

can anyone help me?

try calling the klipch service center and see what they say

i unscrewed the back and couldnt find any wires touching nor could i smell anything. is there a specific spot i should be looking at?